Watch me crack this screen... PHILIPS= GLUE

[@brianjames6890]

Nice part repair Allen, looking forward to part two LOL Regards, Brian👍👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@angrywasp2013]

As stated below, use the stiff end of an old lvds cable to cut thru the glue (as per the official Samsung service bulletins ! ) but does work really well, and no sticky card to clean up later ;-) HTH

[@BP-sf7br]

Phillips has sold all of its consumer electronics divisions, so whatever we get under name of brand Phillips is worth landfill... I feel sad for a brand which had created a reputation.

[@richardbutler4488]

Yes still have a high end crt 32 inch widescreen from 2001, it’s massive and refuses to die. At least it had plenty of all the connections of then, so the tv 📺 is still useable via a set top box. Quality is fabulous and well built, but it was obvious to me that when they ended crt TV’s they were on the exit from consumer electronics, the led backlight was the only thing Philips were bringing to the party 🎈 which wasn’t something of interest to me.

[@irishguy200007]

Cracking a screen would be like a rejection from a girl you adored, it's not easy face it again and you won't be as cocky either moving forward.

[@jathomas873]

I did an emergency repair this week in a customer house. 2 year old samsung 8k tv and picture was jumping and as with most samsung tvs the problem was the screen. so the customer had a choice he either buys a new tv or i fix with blocking the clock signal he chose the blocking of the clock signal and i charged him £50. I normally use old lvds cables to take the screens out there thin and flexible but strong. The newer oled philips are quite nice sets. And 😂😂😂😂😂 always check your voltages but yes I agree philips are always back lights

[@lablackzed]

My philips is a 55" had it for over 10 years and is still going strong and its on nearly 24 /7 love them.

[@bossned88]

Still got a plasma screen 55 inch still going strong use it for a test screen on my consoles cant fault it and give my brother a philips but thats that big and weights that much would take 3 people to pick it up lol keep up the great videos

[@bobwhitenstall3148]

I love your videos Allen. I never thought that watching a TV being repaired would be so interesting! Please tell me what the flashing coloured LEDs are that are reflected on the screen? Don't you find that irritating?

[@Rollin-Rant]

What about spraying isopropyl alcohol in the glued area between the screen and the metal back. I haven't tried this but it might save your business cards. Thanks Allen for the most entertaining video and here's wishing you a great Christmas and a very Happy new year 👍

[@johnburns5783]

When Covid restrictions first started a nurse on my old ward ( pre retirement) chipped a tooth, which led to an abscess. Took him 6 weeks to find a dentist that didn’t want less than £800 to treat it. Still ended up costing him over £700.😲😲😲

[@wisher21uk]

I always test the power supply first as I have been caught out before, hope it all goes well Allen and as I said before get some Orajel, super markets like as*a and shops like Hom*e bargains do it

[@gadgetman36]

I have a few issues with this brand. They seem to go out of their way to make their products:- 1. As counter-intuitive to use as possible; 2. As incompatible as possible with every other manufacturer's product you connect them to; 3. With the most pointless features, ambilights being a prime example. Can you tell I dislike the brand? 🤔

[@NTSCuser]

Good to know some things remain the same!😛

[@SleepyGarfield73]

+1 from me. Philips have always had an odd way of doing things, which doesn't always translate to user friendly or reliable. TBF though I bought an early TPV produced Philips 22" LCD for bedroom use about 7 years ago - it's now in my daughter's bedroom and still going strong. Was a cheap set and had it expired after 3 years it would have been junked.

[@graffile]

maybe a glass or two of warm 'Lovage' might help soothe the soul

[@irishguy200007]

Part two of the trilogy.

[@gadgetman36]

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[@drmindbender8616]

Philips in Holland used to make some of the best CRT's ever made some one could of brought the brand and now its just cheap garbage

[@NTSCuser]

Philips don't make any TVs, the name is licensed to TPV of China.

[@richardbutler4488]

Yes still have a high end crt 32 inch widescreen from 2001, it's massive and refuses to die. At least it had plenty of all the connections of then, so the tv 📺 is still useable via a set top box. Quality is fabulous and well built, but it was obvious to me that when they ended crt TV's they were on the exit from consumer electronics, the led backlight was the only thing Philips were bringing to the party 🎈 which wasn't something of interest to me.

[@drmindbender8616]

@ but I believe Philips still make medical CRT for specialist applications ??

[@NTSCuser]

@@drmindbender8616 The oscilloscope tube division was sold in 1994 and closed in 2012. 'Philips' medical equipment is made by an American company which Philips purchased more recently.

[@michaelwaite6725]

Would it help with undoing the screen by using a hairdryer to warm and soften the glue a little before using a card etc

[@JonnyMac351]

I would check the power supply for faults these are not too difficult to fault find.

[@douglashoff95]

Philips must have had a big investment in a company that makes screws. (Philips Head??)

[@NTSCuser]

The screws are named 'Phillips-head' (two Ls), after Henry Frank Phillips. He was no relation to Gerard Philips (one L).

[@davidcrossley3542]

Tricky one allen

[@johnnoland4249]

at this point it's a boat anchor.....

[@malcolmmurphy2924]

Clove oil for the tooth Allen.

[@darthgardner]

PHILIPS = not as good as they were when made by philips

[@kenrobertson4140]

You don't have to take off the glue that holds the screen in place.........just take the screen and the black frame off as one piece!

[@rosewhite2135]

Why does that power supply board smell to me of Vestel?! 🙀🤦😿

[@kenrobertson4140]

What???

[@irishguy200007]

You have smellavision?

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